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refactor: use lingo and procedure
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@ -9,13 +9,13 @@ $:/language/
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{{$(lingo-base)$$title$}}
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\end
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\define t(key,lingo-base-fallback:"",mode:block)
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\procedure translate(key, lingoBaseFallback:"", mode:block)
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<!-- Allow assign lingo-base in caption field by accepting the lingo-base-fallback param. -->
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<$set name="lingoBaseWithFallback" value="$lingo-base-fallback$" emptyValue=<<lingo-base>>>
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<$set name="lingoBaseWithFallback" value=<<lingo-base-fallback>> emptyValue=<<lingo-base>>>
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<$set name="lang" filter="[[$:/language]get[text]get[name]else[en-GB]]" select="0">
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<!-- Allow lingo-base to have or not have / ending slash, for better dev experience. Then add, e.g. `en-GB/Key` after it. -->
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<$set name="l10nTarget" filter="[<lingoBaseWithFallback>suffix[/]then<lingoBaseWithFallback>] ~[<lingoBaseWithFallback>addsuffix[/]] +[addsuffix<lang>addsuffix[/]addsuffix<__key__>]" select="0">
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<$transclude $tiddler=<<l10nTarget>> $mode="$mode$" />
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<$set name="lingoTarget" filter="[<lingoBaseWithFallback>suffix[/]then<lingoBaseWithFallback>] ~[<lingoBaseWithFallback>addsuffix[/]] +[addsuffix<lang>addsuffix[/]addsuffix<key>]" select="0">
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<$transclude $tiddler=<<lingoTarget>> $mode=<<mode>> />
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</$set>
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</$set>
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</$set>
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created: 20231028120432257
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modified: 20231028122408606
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tags: [[t Macro]] [[Macro Examples]]
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title: t Macro (Examples)
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\define lingo-base() t Macro (Examples)
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Given the `\define lingo-base() t Macro (Examples)`, this example shows the localizaion key `ExampleKey` being translate to the text in [[t Macro (Examples)/en-GB/ExampleKey]]:
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<$macrocall $name=".example" n="1" eg="""<<t ExampleKey>>"""/>
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This example shows the `lingo-base` can be set inline as second parameter:
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<$macrocall $name=".example" n="2" eg="""<<t ExampleKey "t Macro (Examples)">>"""/>
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created: 20231028120432257
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modified: 20231028122408606
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tags: [[translate Macro]] [[Macro Examples]]
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title: translate Macro (Examples)
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\define lingo-base() translate Macro (Examples)
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Given the `\define lingo-base() translate Macro (Examples)`, this example shows the localizaion key `ExampleKey` being translate to the text in [[translate Macro (Examples)/en-GB/ExampleKey]]:
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<$macrocall $name=".example" n="1" eg="""<<translate ExampleKey>>"""/>
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This example shows the `lingo-base` can be set inline as second parameter:
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<$macrocall $name=".example" n="2" eg="""<<translate ExampleKey "translate Macro (Examples)">>"""/>
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created: 20231028120526948
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modified: 20231028123420761
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title: t Macro (Examples)/en-GB/ExampleKey
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title: translate Macro (Examples)/en-GB/ExampleKey
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This is the translated text of key "~ExampleKey" under lingo-base `t Macro (Examples)`
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This is the translated text of key "~ExampleKey" under lingo-base `translate Macro (Examples)`
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caption: t (translation)
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caption: translate
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created: 20231028115714556
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modified: 20231028123219684
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modified: 20231216122319684
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tags: Macros [[Core Macros]]
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title: t Macro
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title: translate Macro
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The <<.def t>> [[macro|Macros]] relates to the translation of ~TiddlyWiki's user interface into other languages, just like [[lingo Macro]]. It returns a piece of text in the user's currently selected language. And `t` is the abbreviation of "translation".
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The <<.def translate>> [[macro|Macros]] relates to the translation of ~TiddlyWiki's user interface into other languages, just like [[lingo Macro]]. It returns a piece of text in the user's currently selected language. And `t` is the abbreviation of "translation".
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The difference to [[lingo Macro]] is that translatable text can be directly placed in user's wiki, instead of in a language plugin.
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;mode
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: Optional parameter like the "mode" parameter in [[TranscludeWidget]], default to "block".
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<<.macro-examples "t">>
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<<.macro-examples "translate">>
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!! Example file structure in plugin
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!!! Suggested file structure
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When developing a plugin, you may want to organize your i18n (internationalization) files like this on the file system as [[MultiTiddlerFiles]]:
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When developing a plugin, you may want to organize your language files like this on the file system as [[MultiTiddlerFiles]]:
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```tree
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├── i18n
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├── language
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│ ├── en-GB
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│ │ ├── Translations.multids
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│ │ └── SomeLongText.tid
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!!! Define Multiple Translations in One Tiddler
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And the content of `i18n/en-GB/Translations.multids` may looks like this:
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And the content of `language/en-GB/Translations.multids` may looks like this:
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```multids
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title: $:/plugins/yourName/pluginName/languages/en-GB/
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title: $:/plugins/yourName/pluginName/language/en-GB/
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OpenInteractiveCard: Open Interactive Card
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OpenStaticCard: Open Static Card
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```tid
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title: someTiddler
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caption: <<t "OpenStaticCard" "$:/plugins/yourName/pluginName/languages/">>
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caption: <<translate "OpenStaticCard" "$:/plugins/yourName/pluginName/language/">>
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\define lingo-base() $:/plugins/yourName/pluginName/languages/
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\define lingo-base() $:/plugins/yourName/pluginName/language/
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\whitespace trim
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<<t "OpenInteractiveCard">>
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<<translate "OpenInteractiveCard">>
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```
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!!! Define Long Text in regular Tiddler
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!!! Define Long Text in a regular Tiddler
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You can also use a regular tiddler for long text, like `SomeLongText.tid` in the example above, to store a multi-paragraph long text:
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```tid
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title: $:/plugins/yourName/pluginName/languages/en-GB/SomeLongText
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title: $:/plugins/yourName/pluginName/language/en-GB/SomeLongText
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!!! SubTitle
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```tid
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title: someTiddler
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\define lingo-base() $:/plugins/yourName/pluginName/languages/
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\define lingo-base() $:/plugins/yourName/pluginName/language/
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!! <<t "OpenInteractiveCard">>
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!! <<translate "OpenInteractiveCard">>
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<<t "SomeLongText">>
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<<translate "SomeLongText">>
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```
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